Try the following...
";
else
echo "";
?>
... you just need to come out of the string and back into PHP code. You can do
it within the string but I prefer to separate my PHP from strings so that I
know where the logic is.
Tryst
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Hi all,
I'm rather new to PHP... Am taking a maximal PHP, minimal HTML approach;
came from a C/Java background.
I'm use a staged (e.g. stage1, stage2) forms page for the creation of new
user accounts, so I'm getting variables out of $_POST if there are any.
Problem is... I'm getting a weird parse
